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Average Rating:	The Boyfriend [1971] starring: Twiggy, Christopher Gable, Max Adrian, Barbara Windsor, Glenda Jackson directed by: Ken Russell		Used Price: Â£13.99
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Average Rating:	The Class Of Miss MacMichael (1978) starring: Glenda Jackson, Oluiver Reed, Michael Murphy, Rosalind Cash, John Standing directed by: Silvio Narrizano		Used Price: Â£3.95
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Average Rating:	Morecambe And Wise - Classic Morecambe And Wise - Vol. 2 starring: Eric Morecambe, Ernie Wise, Glenda Jackson, Tom Jones, Andre Previn December 03, 1997		Used Price: Â£1.20
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Average Rating:	THE BEST OF THE MUPPET SHOW [BOX SET] starring: LYNDA CARTER, PETER SELLERS, JOHNNY CASH, JOHN CLEESE, BOB HOPE		Used Price: Â£49.00
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Average Rating:	Women in Love [1969] starring: Alan Bates, Oliver Reed, Glenda Jackson, Jennie Linden, Eleanor Bron directed by: Ken Russell June 21, 1993		Used Price: Â£0.99
This is a nice film, satisfying in so many ways, even if the sad conclusion is anything but, but that's the nature of romantic tragedy. This is Oliver Reed's finest film performance (apart from maybe Gladiator), and must be Ken Russell's best movie bar none. Good authentic adaption of DHL, a writer whose works often arouse strong emotions one way or another. In fact human emotion is often the main focus of all his works, rather than the more overt themes of class, or raw passion. This film has a lovely period feel to it, is very intimate in its portrayal of the relationships between people with different personalities and feelings, and it distills the mood or essence of DHL perfectly. If you're prepared for a more involving, slower paced sort ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Lost And Found (1979) starring: George Segal, Glenda Jackson, Maureen Stapleton, Hollis McLaren, John Cunningham directed by: Melvin Frank		Used Price: Â£2.50
This is a nice film, satisfying in so many ways, even if the sad conclusion is anything but, but that's the nature of romantic tragedy. This is Oliver Reed's finest film performance (apart from maybe Gladiator), and must be Ken Russell's best movie bar none. Good authentic adaption of DHL, a writer whose works often arouse strong emotions one way or another. In fact human emotion is often the main focus of all his works, rather than the more overt themes of class, or raw passion. This film has a lovely period feel to it, is very intimate in its portrayal of the relationships between people with different personalities and feelings, and it distills the mood or essence of DHL perfectly. If you're prepared for a more involving, slower paced sort ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Morecambe And Wise - Eric And Ernie's Christmas Show [1980] starring: Ernie Wise, Eric Morecambe, Glenda Jackson, Leonard Rossiter, Eamonn Andrews November 06, 2000		Used Price: Â£2.32
This is a nice film, satisfying in so many ways, even if the sad conclusion is anything but, but that's the nature of romantic tragedy. This is Oliver Reed's finest film performance (apart from maybe Gladiator), and must be Ken Russell's best movie bar none. Good authentic adaption of DHL, a writer whose works often arouse strong emotions one way or another. In fact human emotion is often the main focus of all his works, rather than the more overt themes of class, or raw passion. This film has a lovely period feel to it, is very intimate in its portrayal of the relationships between people with different personalities and feelings, and it distills the mood or essence of DHL perfectly. If you're prepared for a more involving, slower paced sort ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	A Touch Of Class [1973] starring: George Segal, Glenda Jackson, Paul Sorvino, Cec Linder directed by: Melvin Frank		Used Price: Â£49.99
This is a nice film, satisfying in so many ways, even if the sad conclusion is anything but, but that's the nature of romantic tragedy. This is Oliver Reed's finest film performance (apart from maybe Gladiator), and must be Ken Russell's best movie bar none. Good authentic adaption of DHL, a writer whose works often arouse strong emotions one way or another. In fact human emotion is often the main focus of all his works, rather than the more overt themes of class, or raw passion. This film has a lovely period feel to it, is very intimate in its portrayal of the relationships between people with different personalities and feelings, and it distills the mood or essence of DHL perfectly. If you're prepared for a more involving, slower paced sort ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Salome's Last Dance [1988] starring: Ken Russell\|Glenda Jackson\|Stratford Johns\|Nickolas Grace February 07, 2000		Used Price: Â£5.99
If you like Russell, you'll love this. Using the expedient of a performance in a brothel, Russell gives us an excellent interpretation of Wilde's play as watched by a fictional Wilde (Grace). This gives him rein to include the usual bizarre oddities we expect from this off-the-ball director; still, he keeps a firm hand on things for once and the result is tight, well-acted and intriguing. [...] >>More Details

Average Rating:	The Music Lovers [1970] starring: Richard Chamberlain, Glenda Jackson, Max Adrian, Christopher Gable, Kenneth Colley directed by: Ken Russell August 13, 1990		Used Price: Â£34.99
This film has so much going for it that you should stop and think twice before dismissing my claim. First of all it is a genuine Tragedy in the Aristotelian sense. Secondly, it the Tragedy of a major musical genius who is also a popular romantic artist. Thirdly, he is treated by Russell as the representative Romantic Artist who tries but fails to live up to his ideals. This has always been Russell's main theme as an filmaker but we need to have his films about Debussy, Rossetti, Isadora Duncan and Richard Strauss, to put alongside some of the ones we have, to see this pattern as a whole. It also touches profoundly, especially at the climax, on the subject of shamanism and genius. Fourthly, the expressionistic visual ... Read More: >>More Details

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